Writing
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Lessons for Empirical Studies of Copyright Litigation … A Case Study of Copyright Injunctions
This morning I presented Lessons for Empirical Studies of Copyright Litigation … A Case Study of Copyright Injunctions, CREATe@10 – Copyright Evidence: Synthesis and Futures, University of Glasgow October 17, 2022. For…
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I have moved to Emory University School of Law
Posts on this website are infrequent these days. But I thought it was worth mentioning that I have moved to Atlanta to take a position on the amazing Emory Law faculty. I…
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Legal Scholars Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence: Call for Papers
Loyola University of Chicago is proud to present the first annual Legal Scholars Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence. The Legal Scholars Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence will take place online on March 18, 2022.…
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So, you got a copyright infringement demand letter from Higbee & Associates?
Some context In 2018 Jake Haskell and I published an article called “Defense Against the Dark Arts of Copyright Trolling” in the Iowa Law Review. The article focused on BitTorrent related litigation…
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NEH grant awarded to build legal literacies for text data mining
I am thrilled to share the news that the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded a $165,000 grant to a team of legal experts, librarians, and scholars who will help humanities researchers…
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The missing theory of transformative use
Today I will be presenting on “The Missing Theory of Transformative Use” at the Intellectual Property Scholars Conference at DePaul University in Chicago. My presentation is basically a distillation of the first…
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Extended Readings on Copyright just launched
I am very excited to announce that my open source Copyright Law textbook, Extended Readings on Copyright, was released to the public today. Full details at matthewsag.com/eroc.
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I am dyslexic * Updated for 2022 Hiding If you don’t know that I am dyslexic, you really don’t know anything about me. That would not be your fault, I have spent…
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I am attending a fascinating conference on Text Analysis and Law at Northwestern | Kellogg today, presenting some new work with Tonja Jacobi and Ted Underwood. Declining Linguistic Complexity in Supreme Court…
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Extended Readings on Copyright
After teaching copyright law based on my own materials for several years now I have decided to release my reading materials under a creative commons license. You can find these materials on…